MORE than 1,000 people are expected in the Green Glens Arena, Millstreet, Co Cork, next month to mark the centenary of the Infant Jesus Sisters in Ireland.

SURELY your columnist Steven King (Irish Examiner, January 31) does not expect us to believe there was no collusion between British state forces and loyalist paramilitaries during the Troubles in the North.

AN Indian man convicted of murdering a compatriot was beheaded in Saudi Arabia yesterday.

Survivors of a shooting of Malaysian villagers by British colonial troops in 1948 are renewing a campaign to pressure the British government to acknowledge the killings were unjustified.

Members of the Armed Forces who have died in all conflicts since the Second World War were remembered at a special service at a security base outside Belfast today.

Tommy Barker finds a former rectory that seems to get nearer to the city as you fall for its unique charms.

IF you fancy the West Cork country house lifestyle, then a former rectory will always fit the bill.

General Frank Kitson has given evidence at the Bloody Sunday tribunal in London. He was the British Army commander in Belfast at the time of the shootings.